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Posted 22 October 2011 - 04:08 PM
Just a thought.
Has anyone else here used Harris' volume on Colossians and Philemon?
Posted 22 October 2011 - 05:04 PM
Of course, there are some other great resources in this genre that would be a delight to have for iOS and Mac Accordance. For example, Perschbacher's Refresh Your Greek, is a another practical help for consultative reading. Or, Moulton and Milligan's, The Vocabulary of the Greek New Testament: Illustrated from the Papyri and Other Non Literary Sources, is another highly desired resource for lexical studies.
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Posted 22 October 2011 - 11:07 PM
Has anyone else here used Harris' volume on Colossians and Philemon?
I used Harris' volume for my Greek Exegesis class through the book of Colossians and it was excellent. I'm happy to hear that there will be more volumes, as I found the details very helpful for those with Greek knowledge but perhaps aren't immediately aware of the twenty-some options for how the genitive can be understood. I'd definitely purchase this if it were made available in Accordance.
Posted 17 August 2014 - 01:09 AM
I've just been given a copy of Vlachos on James. If the others in the series follow this format, which the general series introduction indicates, then they will indeed be very handy. It strikes me as a Zerwick on steroids, examining the grammatical alternatives on a verse by verse basis from the Greek text, and discussing them. It also provides very substantial bibliographies. One weakness I've noticed is that the verse that is being studied is not given in full in the Greek before then being broken down. Of course this would impact the length and the Greek is given in fragments as each is treated. Having this in Acc of course would allow one to have the Greek in parallel beside which would resolve this small shortcoming.
And having the many references link to Acc resources and support for ID in various cases would be really nice.
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I'd like to put my vote in for getting this on Accordance as well. Thanks!
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The Oakland Raiders will be chapter one of the Patriots' hopeful odyssey which will eventually culminate with a record third straight Super Bowl win. The Raiders are making their first ever visit to Gillette Stadium, but certainly not their first visit to the town of Foxborough. Their last visit here was replete with snow and tucks, but that's talk for another day.
The major questions regarding Thursday night surround whether or not Bill Belichick kept the right players which will continue the championship ways of the Patriots. Belichick made his final cuts a day early on Saturday, with Sunday being the official deadline to get down to 53. 45 will dress for any particular game with eight designated as inactive, but all teams needed to be down to 53 by Sunday. 17 players were sent packing on Saturday by Belichick.
Belichick is going with a whopping ten defensive backs, which is not a bad idea, and only eight offensive linemen, which could be tempting fate. Belichick opted for three tight ends and six wide receivers, sending several veterans packing along the way.
Offensive players let go which were notable included Jed Weaver, David Terrell, P.K. Sam and Gene Mruczkowski. There was simply no room for Weaver, who really didn't play himself out of a job. Terrell now wears the "bust" moniker for all to see, and still has a ways to go to prove he can actually play in the NFL, let alone at the level of someone drafted as high as he was. Sam might still catch on somewhere else, though he has to grow up somewhere along the way. Mruczkowski was a bit of a surprise, him being a decent backup center. The Patriots are left with no one who has center play on their resume to back up Dan Koppen other than long snapper Lonie Paxton.
On defense, keeping Mike Wright over Rodney Bailey was rather a surprise, given the high price the Patriots paid for Bailey. Another surprise was Wesly Mallard making the team at linebacker, a reward for having played well in the preseason. Dan Klecko remains on the roster and listed as a linebacker, meaning that the Patriots still think he can fit in somewhere.
But this is all blabber over the final eight to ten men to make the team. The top twenty-two are who will actually suit up and play Thursday night in the season opener, all of whom were allowed to skip last week's preseason finale against the Giants. It's their top 22 against Oakland's top 22, as things finally get real.
The general feeling is that Kerry Collins will not get any time at all to find his new prize receiver, Randy Moss, and that the Patriots will run roughshod over the aging Oakland defense which has several ties to New England and many players whose better days may have passed them by. Having the game at home, with the unveiling of the new Super Bowl banner as part of the festivities, certainly throws plenty of intangibles in New England's favor.
The Raiders also added Lamont Jordan to their offensive attack. Finally free from the shadow of Curtis Martin in Gotham, Jordan is looking forward to a big season out in Oakland.
What might concern Patriot defensive backs a bit might be the fact that Moss lines up opposite Jerry Porter, one of the holdovers from the Snow Bowl. Porter, who went down early in that 2001 playoff contest with a shoulder injury, will force Belichick and Eric Mangini to come up with exotic secondary coverage plans right from the get-go. However, if the Patriots can get a lot of pressure on Collins (a strategy which didn't work in 2001 when the Patriots lost to Kurt Warner and the Rams in the regular season) and force him to make quick throws, it will help neutralize Moss a great deal because Moss's strength is in deep routes.
One matchup worth watching is Robert Gallery and either Richard Seymour or Rosevelt Colvin. Gallery, the second pick in the 2004 draft, is a massive left tackle from Iowa who had a good rookie season. If Colvin can attack Collins by using his speed (which he says has returned to pre-hip injury levels) to thwart Gallery, Collins will be in for a long night. Seymour ties up blockers more than he pass rushes, but Belichick may ask Seymour to rush more in 2005.
If the Patriots are to make the hay like everyone says they will on offense, they will have to dominate the line of scrimmage. To do so means they will have to take on former teammates Bobby Hamilton and Ted Washington, and former Tampa Bay loudmouth Warren Sapp. The Raiders play a 4-3, which means that Washington is out of his element (as opposed to nose tackle in a 3-4). Plus, Washington is now 37 years old, and Hamilton is 34. Sapp will be 33 in December, but the talk about Russ Hochstein's nemesis is that Sapp talks a better game than he plays, and that is annoying his teammates quite a bit.
Belichick will likely opt to flood the Oakland secondary with multiple receiver packages to take away the shutdown capability of Charles Woodson, another snow bowl holdover. Aside from every Patriot watching more carefully for corner blitzes from Woodson, the Patriots may use two-tight end packages and involve Ben Watson a great deal. Daniel Graham might be in there chiefly to give Tom Ashworth help at right tackle. If Woodson seals off Deion Branch, Watson, David Givens and Troy Brown should see lots of receptions. Andre' Davis still needs to learn the offense before he becomes more of a factor.
Simply stated, the Patriots are superior on paper. At home, with the banner unveiling, on national television, the Patriots would have to go into complete brainlock to come out on the short end of this one. The Raiders got their snow bowl revenge in 2002, a 27-20 win out in Oakland on November 17th. If Woodson still has a chip on his shoulder, that alone won't make up for the overall personnel deficit his team will have against the two-time Super Bowl champs.
Should complete brainlock occur, everyone will immediately point to the absence of Charlie Weis and Romeo Crennel as the main reason. Weis, who won his debut with Notre Dame on Saturday against Pitt, 42-21, wasn't replaced on the Patriot coaching staff, leaving everyone to wonder who really will be calling the offensive plays for the Patriots on Thursday. Perhaps it won't matter, but if the Patriots lose, this subject will come up often.
Fortunately, it won't be long before football becomes all about Sundays once again. This is the second year in a row the Patriots open on Thursday. Such as things go when you win the whole thing.
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Bruce William McAvaney OAM (born 22 June 1953 in Ferryden Park, South Australia) is an Australian sports broadcaster with the Seven Network, him and the network long considered the 'doyen of sports broadcasting' in Australia. Especially calling the AFL Grand Final, Melbourne Cup, Australian Open and Summer Olympics. McAvaney is well known for his commentary of AFL matches as well as covering every Summer Olympic Games from Moscow 1980 until London 2012.[1]
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The son of an Adelaide accountant, McAvaney developed an early interest in sport and race calling.[2] After attending Woodville High School[2] (and failing Year 12)[3] he spent five years as a Telecom clerk.[4] Then in 1976 during a day off work, McAvaney travelled to Kilmore, Victoria to bet on some races. There, he met Kevin Hillier, an Adelaide race caller, who suggested McAvaney help him out back in Adelaide.[4] This launched his career in the sports media, joining Adelaide radio station 5DN, calling horse races and later hosting a sports show.[2][4]
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McAvaney moved to television in 1978,[2] when he joined Adelaide station ADS-7 to read sport news and produce the weekly Racetrack program. His career received a boost when colleague Sandy Roberts covered the 1980 Moscow Olympics for Seven,[5] and Bruce was chosen to host the Adelaide end of the telecast for the station.[6]
From 1981 until 1983, McAveney was the chief sports presenter for Seven News in Adelaide. He was also the lead commentator for Seven's telecasts of the South Australian National Football League competition, calling the 1983 SANFL Grand Final with former player Robert Oatey. He also hosted the league's Magarey Medal telecasts.[citation needed]
In late 1983 he moved to Melbourne and joined Ten Melbourne to read sport news.[2] The following year he was the secondary host and commentated track and field events at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics for the Ten Network.[6]
Between 1985 and 1988, McAvaney also called the Melbourne Cup and hosted various major sporting telecasts for Ten, including the 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games,[2] the 1987 World Athletics Championships in Rome[2] and the 1988 Grand Prix athletics in Berlin. McAvaney went on to co-host Ten's telecast of the 1988 Seoul Olympics,[6] a role which won him significant acclaim.[2]
In 1989, McAvaney negotiated a two-year premature end to his contract with Ten, and returned to the Seven Network on the condition that he could cover the 1992 Olympics.[2]
Since his return to Seven, McAvaney has hosted and called a broad range of the network's sports coverage, including the Melbourne Cup, World Athletics Championships, Motor Racing, the Australian Open Tennis, Australian Masters Golf and all Summer Olympic Games from Barcelona 1992 to Beijing 2008. His extensive history covering Olympic Games has led to the nickname "Mr Olympics".[7]
McAvaney was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in June 2002 for service to sports broadcasting, and to the community through charitable and sporting organisations.[8] He was also inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in that year.[9]
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McAvaney's first marriage, to Merry,[3] lasted from 1983 to 1991.[2] He met his second wife Anne Johnson, a television journalist and producer, in 1993 while making the show Seasons.[2] With her, he has two children, Sam and Alexandra.[8] He moved his family from Melbourne back to his home town of Adelaide in 1999.[10] He is a supporter of the Adelaide Football Club.
- ^ Rebekah Devlin, "Bruce McAvaney re-signs with Channel Seven" AdelaideNow, 7 October 2011
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Aisbett, Norman (1998-02-07). "Run, Bruce, Run". The West Australian. p. 1.
- ^ a b Hunt, Nigel (2006-05-21). "Bruce McAvaney: Hedging his bets". Sunday Mail (News Limited). p. 46.
- ^ a b c Le Grand, Chip (2000-08-17). "Patriot Games". The Australian.
- ^ McAvaney, Bruce (1993-09-19). "Calling the games". Sun Herald. p. 27.
- ^ a b c Maguire, Tory (2008-08-11). "Spruce Bruce brings the Olympics to life". The Daily Telegraph (News Limited). p. 24.
- ^ Browne, Rachel (1999-08-01). "Bruce's Babes". Sun-Herald. p. 9.
- ^ a b Jameson, Neil (2008-07-26). "The call guy". Newcastle Herald. p. 12.
- ^ "Bruce McAvaney OAM". Sport Australia Hall of Fame. Retrieved 24 November 2013.
- ^ Vickery, Colin (2008-08-06). "The ultimate in 'special'". Herald Sun (News Limited). p. 8.
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We decided to stick with the warm weather and see some animals, so headed on a three day tour to the Pampas.
The Pampas is a low lying area of small rivers that feed surrounding vegetation and wetlands. Its a lot easier to spot wildlife here than in the jungle. We had a great Bolivian guide and Jules and Elska had joined our group of 8. Once again we lucked out with a fun group.
Following a dusty three hour jeep ride, in a jeep that was only just holding together and needed some mechanical work each time to get it started, we set of in the dugout canoe and spent the next few hours seeing heaps of wildlife on the way to the lodge. There were hundreds of Caiman, massive water birds, Birds of Paradise (they look like the plant), Capibaras (really big Guinea pigs), Spider Monkeys, Capuchin monkeys, Howler monkeys, a three-toed sloth, hawks and Eagles.
The lodge was comfortable and right on the river. Each evening we boated down to the nearby Football field to play soccer against the Bolivian guides. The sunset was also quite amazing. After being in the Andes for nearly two months the flatness of the area was captivating.
The next morning we headed off to the swamps to search for Anacondas. Another tour group found one so it was a bit of a shame with about 30 people crowded around one 3.5 metre Anaconda, but thankfully no one was picking it up to pose for photos. A 3.5 metre Anaconda isn't really as big as you would think. In the afternoon we tried swimming with the Pink rive Dolphins and although we spotted some we didn't have much luck. That was followed by a spot of Piranha fishing and I managed to land a 0.1kg monster! It was pretty average eating that night. That evening we also went out and spotted baby Caiman, with their eyes giving them away in the light.
The final morning we again went looking for the dolphins and had a bit more luck. It's a bit nerve racking at first getting into a river where there are 3 metre Caiman 20 metres away and you had fished for Piranhas. The river dolphins aren't as inquisitive as ocean dolphins and really just cruised past up river a few metres away.
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The International Quilt Study Center and Museum at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is home to the world's largest collection of quilts. Through a comprehensive suite of Web offerings and interactive installations in the museum's Digital Gallery, broad audiences have diverse entry points into the collection and come to understand the art, history, culture, creative process, and geography of quilt making.
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So, I'M BAAAAACK!!!! I think the flu is moving on around here. I am sooooo glad. My kids have been home for FIVE DAYS STRAIGHT!!!! SOOOOOO time for them to get their butts back in school LOL!! I have been cleaning up puke and poop for days now as well. Yes, I know it's gross, but if I have to endure it, you're going to at least hear about it hahaha!! It's only fair!! The kids were better today, but then my cat puked under the kids bunk beds, plus I had to clean up puppy poop from my yard. IT NEVER ENDS I TELL YOU!! I'm a freaking veteran!! I swear I need a mommy badge for all that I do on a daily basis, and that applies to my animals as well. I have 4 cats, well 2 are kittens. All of them were rescued. The 2 kittens I bottle fed from about 3 weeks old until recently. We found them near death in the woods. They are now my furry children. My 2 older cats were rescued by me after their mother was hit by a car when they were about 4 weeks old. Then I have a puppy as well. She is a new addition, so we haven't had her long at all. She is a pure bred Alaskan Malamute pup, and is very sweet. I have named her Akira. I will post some pics of my little balls of fur...and Akira as well, she isn't little LOL! She is definitely a puppy, but weighs about 20 pounds, and will get to be MUCH bigger. She is a total sweetheart, and I can't wait to see her grow up. Once she is a bit older she will start going to puppy kindergarten, and to obedience class. Okay, enough about my fur kids... CD 7 for me now. Obviously no BD'ing going on here... I don't want to catch the plague. Luckily I shall be able to commence soon though. Funny I don't want to BD because I don't want to get all pukey...but I WANT to BD so I can get pregnant...which also results in being pukey.... something is wrong with me hahaha!! Don't know about anyone else here, but I get morning sickness baaaaaaaad. NOT looking forward to that. Once it happens I will be on here crying like a 2 year old. So, how is everyone else doing? Glad to see you are all avoiding the flu. It is really going around right now!! February sucks!!!! Oh, and my wedding anniversary is this coming Saturday, and I am soooooo looking forward to getting out of the house. I haven't been out with my husband, no kids in a good while now. It is past due, that is for sure. | |
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Goetz, Alexander (1930) On the experimental evidence of the mosaic structure of Bi single-crystals. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 16 (2). pp. 99-105. ISSN 0027-8424. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:GOEpnas30a
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It is known that the description of the structure of a normal crystal as given by the theory of the atomic and molecular lattices is not complete without taking into account a certain kind of irregularities, the presence of which is dependent on the imperfection of the crystal. Thus the conception of the mosaic crystal rose, first given by Ewald and Smekal and others. In two recent papers, Zwicky (1,2) gave theoretical reasons for the assumption that the mosaic structure in a crystal is a regular one, its period depending on the character of the substance and the lattice. Thus, he obtains the aspect that a crystal has a definite structure - a kind of a secondary lattice-superposed to the molecular or atomic arrangement in the primary lattice.
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PINHEIRO, Marcelo M et al. Risk factors for osteoporotic fractures and low bone density in pre and postmenopausal women. Rev. Saúde Pública [online]. 2010, vol.44, n.3, pp. 479-485. ISSN 0034-8910. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0034-89102010000300011.
OBJECTIVE: To estimate the prevalence and analyze risk factors associated to osteoporosis and low-trauma fracture in women. METHODS: Cross-sectional study including a total of 4,332 women older than 40 attending primary care services in the Greater São Paulo, Southeastern Brazil, between 2004 and 2007. Anthropometrical and gynecological data and information about lifestyle habits, previous fracture, medical history, food intake and physical activity were obtained through individual quantitative interviews. Low-trauma fracture was defined as that resulting from a fall from standing height or less in individuals 50 years or older. Multiple logistic regression models were designed having osteoporotic fracture and bone mineral density (BMD) as the dependent variables and all other parameters as the independent ones. The significance level was set at p<0.05. RESULTS: The prevalence of osteoporosis and osteoporotic fractures was 33% and 11.5%, respectively. The main risk factors associated with low bone mass were age (OR=1.07; 95% CI: 1.06;1.08), time since menopause (OR=2.16; 95% CI: 1.49;3.14), previous fracture (OR=2.62; 95% CI: 2.08;3.29) and current smoking (OR=1.45; 95% CI: 1.13;1.85). BMI (OR=0.88; 95% CI: 0.86;0.89), regular physical activity (OR=0.78; 95% CI: 0.65;0.94) and hormone replacement therapy (OR=0.43; 95% CI: 0.33;0.56) had a protective effect on bone mass. Risk factors significantly associated with osteoporotic fractures were age (OR=1.05; 95% CI: 1.04;1.06), time since menopause (OR=4.12; 95% CI: 1.79;9.48), familial history of hip fracture (OR=3.59; 95% CI: 2.88;4.47) and low BMD (OR=2.28; 95% CI: 1.85;2.82). CONCLUSIONS: Advanced age, menopause, low-trauma fracture and current smoking are major risk factors associated with low BMD and osteoporotic fracture. The clinical use of these parameters to identify women at higher risk for fractures might be a reasonable strategy to improve the management of osteoporosis.
Keywords : Fractures, Bone; Bone Density; Osteoporosis, Postmenopausal [epidemiology]; Osteoporosis [epidemiology]; Risk Factors; Cross-Sectional Studies; Women's Health.


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Let's face the facts.
We receive inquiries occasionally from people who wonder how we can "sell the Moon" when someone else actually owns it. Often, people incorrectly believe that these ownership claims are true simply because they saw a report on television about a person or business selling Lunar property.
Be honest: do you seriously believe that one man owns every planet in the Solar System?
These claims are, sadly, false. No single person owns the Moon, regardless of whether that person sent a letter to the President of the United States or the Secretary-General of the United Nations. And just because the U.S. or U.N. never responded to this person's letter, that does not mean that he automatically became the owner of the Moon and the other planets. Check with any attorney and they'll confirm for you that this isn't the way the law works in any country on Earth.
In fact, Dennis Hope of the Lunar Embassy has fabricated a fictional tale in which a vision came to him, and led him to register a claim to owning the Moon in 1980. He claims to have filed a document with "his local US Governmental Office for claim registries," an entity that simply does not exist. To this date, Hope has not been able to produce the original document that he purports to have registered; instead, he offers a poorly-worded page that he made up on his home computer several years after the fact.
Wouldn't you think that — if the original document existed — it would be one of the most important documents in history?
Hope also conveniently ignores the fact that numerous other entities made claims to "moon ownership" prior to his supposed filing — and all equally as bogus. A claim by a lawyer from Chile was published in his nation's public record in 1953 and was noted by the President of the United States during the Apollo 11 landing in 1969. In 1955, Robert R. Coles, chairman of New York's legendary Hayden Planetarium, announced that the Moon was his own and sold thousands of parcels for one dollar per acre to benefit the facility. In 1966, the Geneva town council in Ohio signed and ratified its own "Declaration of Lunar Ownership."
In addition, Hope states — also incorrectly — that the so-called United Nations Outer Space Treaty failed to mention anything about private individuals or corporations owning celestial bodies, and that this "legal loophole" is the basis for his claim's legitimacy.
In fact, Article VI of the 1967 U.N. Outer Space Treaty, which was ratified and is currently in effect, clearly covers this subject:
"States Parties to the Treaty shall bear international responsibility for national activities in outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies, whether such activities are carried on by governmental agencies or by non-governmental entities, and for assuring that national activities are carried out in conformity with the provisions set forth in the present Treaty. The activities of non-governmental entities in outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies, shall require authorization and continuing supervision by the appropriate State Party to the Treaty."
You may read the entire text of the treaty on the United Nations website.
Furthermore, in its Space Law Frequently Asked Questions section, the United Nations spells this out in very plain language:
Q: Can any State claim a part of outer space as its own? A: No. The Outer Space Treaty states that outer space, including the Moon and other celestial bodies is not subject to national appropriation by claim of sovereignty, by means of use or occupation, or by any other means. The Treaty establishes the exploration and use of outer space as the "province of all mankind." The Moon Agreement expands on these provisions by stating that neither the surface nor the subsurface of the Moon, nor any part thereof, or natural resources in place, shall become property of any State, international intergovernmental or non-governmental organization, national organization or non-governmental entity or of any natural person.
The legal definition of "natural person" is an "individual human being." The person we are referring to here as the "owner of the Moon" is a "natural person."
Additionally, this person repeats another falsehood: that the 1979 U.N. Moon Agreement failed to win the necessary votes to become ratified as law.
According to Dennis Hope's own website (spelling and punctuation errors are from his original text):
"Theres just one small, minor problem: Of all the approximately 185 member states of the UN only six states supported it. All others, including all spacefaring nations (USA, Russia, China etc) refused to sign it and did not sign it. That is something that does not seem to be well known. The USA explicitly refused to sign it as it would inhibit the exploitation of Lunar and other celestial resources for profit by corporations and individuals. Some websites actually incorrectly list the Moon Treaty as ratified. (Far more worrying...this includes Nasas own, published archives.)"
Not well known? The reason that this "is something that does not seem to be well known" is because this person is WRONG! The reason that websites, including "NASA's own," claim that the 1979 Moon Agreement was ratified is because it was ratified — by consensus of ALL UNITED NATIONS MEMBER-STATES. It received the required number of ratifications and has indeed been in force since 11 July 1984. The reason that NASA's website lists this agreement as having been ratified is the same reason that the U.N.'s website lists it: BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN RATIFIED AND IT IS THE LAW.
If you don't believe us, check with the United Nations. If you don't believe them, check with the International Institute of Space Law (IISL) in Vienna; the president of IISL, Dr. Nandasiri Jasentuliyana, is the former Deputy Director-General of the United Nations Office at Vienna and served as Director of the U.N. Office for Outer Space Affairs, overseeing the implementation of both the 1967 and 1979 treaties.
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That's our source for the law. What is Dennis Hope's source?
He may have appeared on television, radio and in newspaper articles that take a light-hearted look at his claim. But those programs and articles usually also quote space law experts who explain that the "deeds" he sells are merely a novelty and that no basis exists in law to legitimize his claim. It should be noted that, for nearly two decades, the so-called "deeds" sold by this person included a very prominent disclaimer advising the buyer that he or she had purchased a "novelty gift."
Luna Society International, a publicly registered International Business Company, offers land claims to selected properties on the Moon in compliance with the Lunar Settlement Initiative, under which at least 95% of all funds raised must go directly to support a privatized program for settlement and development of the Moon. We don't claim to own the Moon; no nation or government owns the land within its borders. Instead, laws and treaties are created that allow for the orderly distribution of property. We are offering a legal means for private citizens and commercial enterprises to purchase Lunar real estate, along with a realistic program for the eventual settlement and development of that property.
On a daily basis, we are contributing to the goal of returning humans to the Moon. We are proud of the work we are doing and of the achievements we have had so far. The Society has developed the most comprehensive interactive atlas of the Moon ever released to the public (www.FullMoonAtlas.com); successfully advocated the removal of a crater designated for a Nazi war criminal; provides financial and administrative resources to organizations that are helping us to reach our goals; annually provides scholarship opportunities to students seeking advanced education in aerospace-related fields; and launched the largest in-classroom Lunar education program ever undertaken for elementary-school students. Focused on getting youngsters interested in space exploration and the Universe around us, this program will culminate with a competition that will send the winner of a nationwide essay contest to Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama (USA).
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BostonBruins.com - On Sunday morning, there were only two Bruins missing from the ice, after Nick Johnson was placed on waivers by the club for purpose of assignment to Providence.
Twenty-one players practiced, but David Krejci and Carl Soderberg were absent. Both were termed "day to day" by Head Coach Claude Julien following the skate.
"To be honest with you, Krech, I think might be better," said Julien.
"With Carl - not sure yet. Because of the injury suffered when he hit a rut the other night, it's still up in the air as far as the seriousness of it. So we had first deemed it minor; now it's questionable."
Krejci left Friday's morning skate early in Saskatoon, due to back spasms and did not play against the Winnipeg Jets in the final preseason game. Coach had said it was "nothing serious" and the centerman isn't expected out for too long.
Soderberg scored 26 seconds into Friday's game to get the B's on the board first in the eventual 5-0 shutout of the Jets. He sustained his injury towards the second half of the third period.
With the pair gone from the ice, here were the lines in practice:
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RL Stine was a big one for me too! New follower :)
Hippies, Beauty, and Books. Oh My!I want One Grave at a Time as well! Luckily it comes out at the end of the month! The one that I want to read right now would be one that doesn't come out til January! Ugh, the agony of waiting!
Here's my Friday Hops
Have a GREAT weekend!
Old Follower :)I was absolutely and utterly in love with Goosebumps as a kid! I loved it when R.L. Stine came out with the "Choose Your Scare" books which were essentially choose your own adventure books. They were my favorite!
I'm a new follower. I hope you'll stop by my blog post HERE.
Have a great weekend!post all of the following including the signature to each and every blog at
the Book Blogger hop:
As with just about everything else, most people will be startled to learn which
ARC I'm looking forward to the most.
Shocked, possibly.
So what's the next ARC I'm looking forward to the most? The one I can't stop thinking about?
The one that gives me sweaty palms?
Hop on over to my blog now and find out – http://www.howardsherman.net
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http://www.howardsherman.netI love the interesting answers everyone has for the book that changed them! R. L. Stine was (is!) so hugely popular and it really brought a lot of reluctant readers firmly into the reading camp. Books that can do that are like gold!
Thanks for stopping by to see me!
GraceKrispy@MotherLode blogNew follower here :) I was never a huge fan of the R.L. Stine books, but I do remember reading them. And great ARC choice! I haven't read the series, but it's on my to-read list.
Hope you have a great weekend!
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Good choice! I can't wait to read more Cat and Bones, they are my fave PNR couple :)
R.L. Stine's books are also some of my childhood favourites, i must have read them a billion times.
Please come say hi if you have a spare minute, i love meeting new people!
Have an awesome weekend :D
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Guns 'n' Roses
Michael Jackson Is Apparently to Blame for Guns N' Roses' Breakup
It all involved a special concert.
Radio.com Minimation: Slash's Accidental Acoustic Job for Bob Dylan
He thought he was there to drop a face-melting guitar solo on a Dylan track. That's not quite how it went down.
Duff McKagan Prepping Advice Book Called 'How to Be a Man'
The book is due out this May.
Top 10 Rock Star Restaurant Hang Outs in Los Angeles
By Vanessa Payes For nearly 50 years, rockstars have galvanized Los Angles' Sunset Strip with their booze, babes, bandanas, bikes and all out debauchery. The leviathans of rock and roll history have long been stumbling […]
10 Rock Ballad Love Songs From The '80s
Today's Flasback '80s Song of The Day in honor of Jack FM's Flashback Prom with A Flock Of Seagulls is popular lovelorn rock ballad "Keep On Loving You" by REO Speedwagon. If there was ever a time for […]
Axl Rose Finds Humor in Death Hoax: 'If I'm Dead Do I Still Have To Pay Taxes?'
Axl Rose would like you to know, he's alive and well and getting a good laugh at some recent headline-grabbing news pertaining to him reportedly being dead.
Guns N' Roses Are Getting the Biopic Treatment
It's worth noting that Axl Rose will not be involved in the production.
Guns N' Roses Guitarist Says Axl Rose Has 2 Albums Already Recorded
According to an interview with guitarist DJ Ashba at Guitar International, Rose has two albums nearly ready to go.
Guns N' Roses' Dizzy Reed: 'If the New Record is Not Done, Then It's Close'
It took them reportedly 14 years to make Chinese Democracy, which finally saw the light of day in 2008, but Guns N' Roses' followup is almost done — if it isn't already.
Guns N' Roses Confirm New Album 'Chinese Democracy II' Exists
The wait is over, but in a sense, it may be just beginning. Axl Rose has confirmed the existence of two new Guns N' Roses albums: A sequel of sorts to 2008's Chinese Democracy and a remix album.


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The Ammende Villa Hotel & Restaurant is in the health resort of Pärnu. It offers spacious deluxe rooms and suites with Wi-Fi, a tennis court, sauna and massage parlor.
The Ammende Villa Hotel is a renovated building which features a unique Art Deco interior design and hardwood furniture. Each room has a TV, minibar and work desk. Some have a jacuzzi and/or a sauna.
The Ammende's front desk is open 24 hours a day. Guests can rent a bike or play a game of pool. A golf course is within 2 miles of the hotel.
Both the Pärnu River and the Bay of Riga are less than half a mile from the hotel. The center of town is 567 yrd away.
A breakfast buffet is available in the mornings. The hotel guests can relax in the Salon Café or the restaurant, which serves international and Estonian dishes. In the summer they can enjoy their meals on the terrace.
Rooms: 18
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
These are general hotel policies for Ammende Villa Hotel & Restaurant. As they may vary per room type, please also check the room conditions.
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Free! Up to two children under 7 years stay free of charge for extra beds.
Free! Up to two children under 2 years stay free of charge in a crib.
Up to two older children or adults are charged EUR 40 per person per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 2.
Pets are not allowed.
The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorize credit cards prior to arrival.
Note for robots: we added the robots metatag "noindex,follow" to this page because it could be considered duplicate content with the page http://www.booking.com/hotel/ee/ammende-villa-restaurant.en-us.html which should be in the index.


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Sign Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution Petition. Videos.
Just spent half the morning watching, on youtube, the first preview episode of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution.
Finally, a reality show about our American reality—that's fun, and emotional, and important, and basic.
To sign the petition, click below. To help your friends know about this show—a show that exports food values to the increasingly massive masses—please post this blog to your Facebook Wall, email this link to friends, tweet it up, shout from the rooftops—and perhaps most importantly, watch the show, enjoy, and get inspired or re-inspired, yourself.
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How You Can Own a Slice of The Hard Rock Palm Springs
Ed Carrasco for LA Weekly
If you've ever wanted to slide into a poolside lounge chair at the Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs and say, loud enough for everyone in the deep end to hear, that you're an owner here, this is your chance.
It would be an incredibly douchey thing to say, but now's nevertheless the time.
The desire to be a part of something cool knows no bounds. And the folks behind the 163-room resort are banking on that. They announced this morning that just about anybody ...
... can invest in this here Hard Rock. Of course, we're talking about anybody with cash.
The venue is operated by Kittridge Hotels & Resorts, which tapped Beverly Hills-based RealtyMogul.com to allow folks to pool their money and become landlords, at least when they're in Palm Springs. According to a statement:
This is the first hotel to be crowdfunded by an online property marketplace.
And what do you get besides poolside views and bragging rights? "VIP benefits," the resort says, including use of the owners' cabana, 25 percent off room rates, free room upgrades, and all the chicks and/or hunks you can handle.
Okay, that last part is luck-based.
According to the Desert Sun, operators are looking to raise $1.5 million for upgrades, including a possible new club (dance clubs are the big draw in not-that-far-away Las Vegas now). That could also pay for like, a half-dozen of the top DJs in the world to play for a few hours each. Really.
Interestingly, the resort is the home of LED Day Club parties during Coachella. The bro-DJ events are promoted by an arm of the billionaire-controlled Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG), the folks behind Coachella organizer Golden Voice and L.A.'s Staples Center.
So, yeah, they need your money. Andy Carpiac of Kittridge Hotels & Resorts, LLC:
The individual investors who participate in the crowdfunding opportunity now listed on Realty Mogul will be able to experience firsthand what's special about this hotel, and enjoy the potential financial benefits and other benefits of being a hotel owner.
Like room discounts.
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New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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Apple exec: iPhone "not married" to single-carrier model
Speaking at the Goldman Sachs Investment Symposium, Apple chief operating officer Tim Cook stated that the iPhone isn't beholden to the one-carrier strategy used so far, even if it makes the most sense from a business standpoint.Cook made the observation when asked why Apple hadn't seen fit to offer either an unlocked version or multi-carrier offerings from the outset, noting that the particular conditions of the US and the initial launch made it impractical to try and satisfy every carrier and user. For Americans, Apple would have had to release at least two iPhones — one for CDMA networks and one for GSM — potentially making the learning process overly complex for the public.
This model could change over time, he says, but the ultimate plan is to provide the best possible experience early on. The existing tie-in with AT&T gave Apple a large amount of coverage while allowing both companies to be themselves, and a simple experience for first-time users.
"We're not married to any business model," Cook explained. "What we're married to is shipping the best phones in the world."
He added that for some areas to get the iPhone, it might be necessary to drop even staple features of most cellphone services. Some areas rarely if ever offer post-pay (subscription) cellphone service, for example, which would require a setup process devoted solely to prepaid options.
This isn't a sign of things Apple will or won't do in the market, Cook warned investors.
The officer also reiterated that there would always be a certain level of hacking no matter how widespread the phone might be, if simply because the demand exists. When users outside of official areas are "stepping over each other" to import iPhones, that indicates significant potential, he said.
The Apple senior staffer also noted that the iPhone's price cut to $399 during the holidays wasn't just a reaction to customers who thought the device was too expensive. It helped build momentum and a user base for the upcoming SDK, which he said would let programmers "only be limited by [their] imagination."
Beyond the iPhone, Cook acknowledged but downplayed concerns that the market for digital music players was oversaturated and cooling off. In a rare admission, the COO admitted that sales for the iPod shuffle had lagged by 17 percent worldwide during the holidays and was the key factor behind new price cuts that should help rekindle sales.
There was also likely some cannibalization of iPhone sales by the iPod touch, but the iPod sold well and needed to be out in the market to set the groundwork for the Wi-Fi mobile platform it represents, he said.
However, Cook reassured investors and analysts at the Goldman Sachs event by characterizing the iPhone as the company's greatest chance at success to date. Apple is still on track to sell 10 million iPhones in 2008, he said — a statement that sent the company's share price up over 3 percent in after-hours trading.
The iPhone is already an "incredible accomplishment," he said, but has far more potential in the long term. "I need a word bigger than 'enormous' to describe it."
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Have you been seeking high and low for shoes for the girls? The Modatoi website makes all your wishes come true in one massive online store stocking shoes and more.
Platform shoes are nothing if not showy and this year's selection is proving no exception. A design evolution rather than a throwback to the old days would be the best way of describing this latest manifestation of the platform. Today, instead of it being just about adding on the inches, above all, people want to play around with form. The typically chunky look of the old-style platform is replaced by a more aerodynamic line. Just as adventurous are the women's boots models making the rounds. Vivid colours seem to abound, with special emphasis on different shades of red, pink, purple and blue. There's also plenty of evidence to show that an old favourite – animal print designs – is definitely back, especially of the leopard and zebra skin variety.
What's more, now the world of the half boot is only a click away.
Half boots may be small, but they've definitely got big personalities! Bold and lively would be the best words to describe this season's offerings – there aren't many other things you can say when talking about fluorescent lime-green lace-ups!
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On Fri, 2007-06-01 at 07:30 +0200, Alain Frisch wrote: > skaller wrote: > > So what I believe Jon and Xavier mean here is that the > > Ocaml compilers compile code down to stuff which is easily > > predicted in terms of the input syntax. no magic like > > invariant code motion: What You See is What You Get. > > I generally agree that automatic optimizations should not change > too much the behavior of programs unless they are very easy to > understand and predict; indeed we don't want to rely on subtle > properties of the code and see the performances degrade unexpectedly > when we change a tiny thing. > > Having said that, I don't see how opposing a more effective inlining and > specialization strategy would let the programmers write better code. Clearly I'm not opposing anything: just making a point that there is a good reason to have 'dumb' code: not that the reason is universal or pervasive. > Quite the contrary (manual inlining? come on...) in my opinion. Well actually, inlining is a good example to consider IMHO. Good inlining algorithms are very hard. Felix relies *heavily* on inlining to create optimisation opportunities via monomorphisation, parameter replacement, and simply eliminating calling overheads. But still, the algorithm is crude and I found it necessary to allow: fun f ... // maybe inline inline fun f // try REALLY HARD to inline noinline fun f // never inline Whilst this isn't "hand inlining" it is a weak form of manual control over a difficult algorithm. > A functional programmer has reasons to > become schizophrenic if he must ask himself questions such as "should I > make this piece of code a function or write it inline?" hehe .. obviously best to start off schiz, then there's no problem becoming so! :) > or "should I > restrict the type of this polymorphic function?" or "should I use > Array.iter or write a for loop?" all the time. Or .. > MLton's strength is that > you don't have to pay the price for abstraction, i.e. cleaning up your > program (by factorizing it or making it more modular) does not degrade > performance. .. choice of functors vs type variables for polymorphism? Which all SML/Ocaml programmers have .. the language is clearly Schizoid here:) We need a good doctor (theorist) to get rid of this malady. -- John Skaller <skaller at users dot sf dot net> Felix, successor to C++: http://felix.sf.net


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i have logshipping configured on the servers and wish to change the primary to secondory and secondary to primary .Can any one explain the detailed steps involved in the process Thanks in advance
Do you want to swap the servernames between the sites or simply run primary from other site having secondary on the current primary server? Perform a failover if its not specific to the servername changes.
When I am using SQL Server 2000, I just have to detach the read only DB for log shipping secondary server and the re attach it. but in this case our developer has to change the connection string to the new server name.


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Learn how to use gesso on magazine pages to create beautiful patterned paper that holds ink from rubber stamps. The card in this project features a resist technique that allows the print to show through a layer of ink.
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